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a railroad train. The avalanche was
behind him. and rushing along with
mighty power and speed. We all re-
alized that il the man lost shoe, or
changed bis course hairs breadth,
his doom was sealed. We stood in
breathiess horror as the roaring sound
of the mighty avalanche reached our
ears, and a. we saw the immense
white cloud rolling down with the
fleeing man just before it. By the
time half the course had been run the
man was still in the lead. Both ra-
Ger and raced had been gathering
speed every moment. and the pace
was simply tremendous. We all un-
derstood that if be could preserve his
equilibrium for few seconds only
his safety would be insured, and as
We stood with our eyes riveted upon
him it seemed as if he would get
through all right.
But shifting of the body-a par
tial swaying-and we saw he was rid.
ing on one shoe only. We were hor-
rifed, and our faces blanched in spite
of ourselves, for we believed his
death was certain. In a moment,
however, we felt relieved, for he re-
covered himself magni6cently. and we
saw both shoes were doing good SER
vice again. But he had Lost time,
and the big white cloud was upon
him. 1t was coming with the sound
of heavy thunder. and We saw that the
dark form Of the man stood out in bold
relief before it. but seemingly hurled
along in the very front of the resist
less body. A terrible rush of wind,
binding clouds of snow, sounds like
enormous waves beating upon the
shore-and all was over. For a mo-
ment we stood awestricken, for We
were yet uncertain whether our friend
lay buried under the now peaceful
white billows piled up upon one side
of the ridge, or had found safety in
the soft snow upon the other. There
he is, shouted one of the party, and
in an instant fifty or sixty voices
were raised in a great cheer that
echoed and re echoed along the noun
tain sides.
And there he was, or rather his
legs, and both of them were moving
back and forth in very lively fashion.
He had taken header into the snow
and sank down almost to his knees.
We got him out in few minutes,
and then he explained how it all hap
pened. He said he was rushed up
one side of the ridge so rapidly that
his long Shoes did not follow the in
cline on the other but shot straight
forward. They left his feet, and he
began turning somersaults through
the air, presently coming down head,
foremost, as before described. The
leap from the top of the ridge was
over fifty feet, bnt the snow was as
soft as feather bed, and he was not
harmed in the least. The wager was
nothing but drinks for the crowd, and
the saloon-keeper of the town had to
set them up.-Kansas City Journal.
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h~ Patience is always crowned
with success. This rule is without an
exception. II may not be a splendid
success but patience never takes any
thing in hand that it does moi sue
ceed with In some form.
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(Written for the Beacon.)
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In the village Of cAspaie,
Is fair and lovely girl,
Who sometimes delights her beau
By her sweet and lovely curls.
Her cheeks are round and rosy,
Her teeth are white as pearl,
Her hair is long and lovely,
But oh But Oh she il the girl.
Her ways are graceful and becoming,
Her figure is somewhat pretty,
Her eyes are dark and winning,
And who could wisl. % see better 2
of al she risls l have saea
fhfough n tiie number Is many,
l think she is quite nice yet,
For she has not deceived me any.
She sits at the.window and looks
For the coming Of her beau,
But again she turns 20 her books,
And reads calmly and slow.
But again she looks up,
And is greeted with smile,
For il is he that has ridden up
To ask her 10 take ride.
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We wish TO call eSpectM notice TO
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4 young lady being asked where her na-
tive place was. replied, Il have none; l am
the daughter of Methodist minister"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

Among the companies attending the drill that
nave attracted notice by their good soldieriy APP
pearance and their excellent conduct In camp il
Co D. I'd regiment. Of Maine otherwise the Nealey
nlneA o. Lewiston, Ne, Capt. W. "A. GosS As
Capt Co.'S stated TO a STAR feportef. his men had
come night from snow6ank into August weather,
w.sn Their winter clothing and ON that account
were placed at some disadvantage. It was expec-
Ueo that some Of the men would suffer In health.
wv up 70 chs time there has been no illness In
ING Neey Rines' camp, except one case OF soldier
VINO was proStrated by the heat In Wednesdays
paIade. but soon recovered. surgeon Thayer
attributed the good health OF the men to the ex.
ceiient care they take OF themselves. The adju.
tant.general OF the State, Gen. & ]. Gallagher,
ana ORA f. c. Thayer, Waterville surgeon OF the I'd
Ieglment and g. H. Brickett, Augusta, surgeon Of
Inc Isl regiment, accompany the command. DR..
mayer is accompanied by his wifi, VINO is daugh-
Yer OF Judge Smell, OF this city, Following is q
roster OF the company as 1t appears in camp:
capt, w, A Q0ss: heuts., c. O. Morrill,, Jas. A.
scott; sergts., g. o. TUFTS A. w. Garcelon, Jno.
scott; corps, Geo. Wood, Alrnon stewart, W. c.
nnantor, o. 8. Emery, II. A. Cass0n; prvts, c. A.
Gale, 3: g. Crockett, sherman Cummings +. L
hdgecomh Jnoe Hodgkins VIM. Hansen, W. H.
Hansc0m. Howard Priest, Chas T. Pemberton,
Lew Pemberton, H .. Pterson, E. n. Smith, Jno.
starr. Il. Trimback, Fred villa Harry Wendall,
d: A. Whitney, Jas. Wood, VIM. woodrow.
me company was organized May 8, 1884 and
mas had only two captains-Capt. B. w. Parker
ana the present captain, w. A. 0OaR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
I'd EDITION.
--latest q9|eglans to qhe Stal.
THE HORSESHOE BEND DrsAsTEI

THE HORSESHOE BEND D1SASTEAss
The Official List Gives the Names Of
Only Six Killed.
PT1TsBURa May 2S-The on1cial list OF killed
and injured In the Horseshoe Bend accident, just
furnished by the railroad company, gives SIX
lows:
Killed-Dale B. Graham, son of ex-Speaker Ora
ham, OF Allegnany, killed instantly; Wymer Sny-
DEF, OF Shamokin, Pa, found lying dead In ditch
6y the roadside, terribly mangled; Jno. Doris. OF
East Liberty, newSboy, left leg dtsmembered SIX
inches below the hip, died In thirty
minutes after his recovery from the wreck;
Jonn p,d a sta1ife5 Of Louisville ONO,
fractured He died about midnight at Altoona
Chas e. Morrell, No. rs East SD street, New York,
travelling for the Em1r Cracker Works, OF Phfla-
oelphia, fatally injured, jaw broken, right cheek
laid open and eye forced from its socket, lungs
crushed; died at Altoona.
INURED-W. B. Moore, Williamsburg, Pa, scalp
and face wound; A. Egan, Fayetteville, N. Y, in-
lmreo II chest and scalp wound; Clara Albert,
Flint, Mich, scalp wound, injured in face; Edith
shock; g. II. Pagesby, ticket agent, Columbus,
scalp wound and leg injured; Hattie Luckett (coE
oredl, Alexandria, Va, scalp wound, face cut and
hospital. Rev. Jno. Alfred, Beaver Fails,
Pa, scalp wound and face injured;
Kew X. Il: Porter, Detroit, Mich, injured IN face
ana leg. Frank McCue's name, given in papers
snis morning, was an error, arising from papers
found on the body Of Chas. E. MorrelI.
railroad officials have received no Information Of
any more deaths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
PAVING NEAR THE TRACKs.
Nesices % street hallway Cenpasies.
TEE COMMISSIONERS Will KHroRcE rHKn nscxST

As stated IN TINE STAR OF May 10, the District
each OF the street railway companies In the Dis
trics:
Where's, section 5, OF the oct Of June I, 1878.
Su,finf that street railway companies shall bear the
tween me rs q t sei' and for
in any street or avenue. the pasemsu, shall
theresr, 20 that g.ed upon the Interesting street As
ira a. street the which
that ~ VA eompsny is resPonsibe shall conform 70
ING line 70 building line thereof
railway tracks are rsSa, II the s5,ss 20
Of Ss r shall be paved required by the order
the retention Of the Loot rrsnte sact exterior Il
sS Se Gse s Of s1 sr ssrs sca ss e q.
since the issuance OF the aforementioned order
~ S1Ps Eugene Grimn, OF the engineer department,
MAS iouna That several OF the companies have
the trscks At street Intersections In direct
OF the Commissioners 60 the fact and late yester-
aay AFTERNOON they addressed the following letter
Belt Line Company:
The Commissioners are Informed throush ths
- ranssr -, that Your company continues
Notwithstanding the order of the Observation-Disclosures ID
the i4th inst occurring all railroad companies
iSrmsy with the stree. pavement such inerscc-
company further nsSiecss 70 Somplv Win that II yoar
nms order copy Of which was Furnished your
SStAaiy, use work required thereby Will be done hy
the District and the cost charged sssnst your coa
pany." ' '01h '"ni-
Unless the companies comply with this latter
order the Commissioners viii take the work iu
hand, as they state therein. should the com.
pahies refuse 70 pay for the work the COMMITS
stoners are authorized under section 5, paragraph
10 OF the act OF June IL 1873 10 issue certificates
oi ihdebtedness against the property real or per.
SONAR, OF such railway company, which certin.
Gates bear Interest at the rate OF 10 per cent per
annum until paid, and which, until they arr paid
are uen upon the property and the franchise u
the company.
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nIEN.


a ~ e e .. :ssr s..:
Blsgden- Funersl private. 2s
DONOVAN. Suddenly, May %. 1887, WILLIAM
D0S9yAN, ssed siShiy-hvs ysars q native Of 0ounV
Funersi from bis late rssdencs, -lola esh ssrest
southwest Tuesday. May 81, ct 8 80 am. Fr@
thence 70 st. Dominick's church where requiem mesa
% 9: :d for sss e a : :sa
HUNT. Al Fair View, Baltimore County, Ma, On
q Wn,.1 Hunk md sssssr q cS.ri.s 4 sS.s:s. q
LoIifF r. sssss11. II InS y ssssS &
loved husband OF Margaret n. L0efisE. in the 5ist
uS q non MS i.se rssdsncs ela It. NV su.-
ssSsa : M h'''''' and friends are invited E :.
NcATEE. Departed this life, rhursdsy. Nav n
1857. at 80 an. GEORGE ACAzEE sssd sWscSS
F:sxsu, Ann =, ROTH long sA..vsa;
III We shall mses e Jesus feet
WHARF PARTING 10 no more.
Funeral Win take plaos from HIS late r~adepcs Iods
ys9sssSo etrist Mt w.sns,,sssc sa.d.y ~ g,
1o s hsaf. sSaSst s lss,
County inssE sSaSS, I'D lors 1.S q yssS
20 is.;::S g i SssI ~ !. pm. ssos 81
u. R1ESS ~ q. -: Al Liza widow Of ~
EunoE1 fEu0 kee la&e e0G61eocA ~ - sos4h
wss& bssu1Ag. nav g, q p N.
HCN{4MA{xEEl0 A. lisa q N. ~ n
lis c:, .1n s.on e.. sS1S g ~ s:sS,s
nsy ~ q 2: M funsrI stsptiy pcivssH fasss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
M. ROUVIER SUCCEEDS.

A Cabinet Of Moderate Republicans,
With BOulanger Left Out.
LONDON, May 28.-The Paris correspondent OF
the Times telegraphs that NJ. Rouvier has formed
q cabinet as follows:
NJ. Rouvier, premier and minister Of finance; N.
Flourens minister Of foreign affairs; NJ. spul-
Ter. minister Of justice; N. FallierA
minister OF the interior and Of public worship;
Gen. SauSsfer, minister OF war; Admiral Jaures
minister Of marine; NJ: Deuelle, minister Of agri-
culture; NJ. Etenne, minister Of public works; NJ
Cookery, minister Of posts and telegraphs; n.
Bertheot, minister Of public instruction.
The cabinet is composed, the correspondent
says, OF moderate republicans, or of the union OF
the left, and its operation will be trial OF reac
ton against radicalsm, militarism, and socialism.
The party OF the right. with sense OF their own
security, have promised the ministry full sup
port.
President Grevy was for long time reluctant,
ADDS the correspondent Il make the trial, but he
finally consented.
kVENTFUL TIMES AHEAD.
"The next few days" the Times dispatch says,
IN conclusion, "will be eventful for France An at
tempt may be made to induce some OF the previous
MINISTERS TO oppose the new Rouvier policy and
the issue might be strange and unexpected"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

ran koMAx RIFLRs pRHfxxD By YouNa LADY.
The interest OF the spectators on the drill ground
was awakened to fever heat yesterday Afternoon,
after THE STARS report closed, when an onlcer es
corted young lady into the aeld, and up to where
wondered what she had to do with the drilL and
some were under the impression that she was Ms.
Cleveland! II was not the lady OF tho White
steam would take her 20 the Adirondscis but il
Company. Her toilet was composed 81 an eiabor-
bunch OF ribbons In the companys c01ors on her
bosom. Miss vass proceeded TO put the company
ca Tss er Ha snd 81
Slender ns WIS
q Alabama, crowned The snecs & sss inno S
Dy presenting the company with large bouquet
o. oor roses caRt Davis returned thanka and the
An svxHINo IN oA,1r.
Last night there were gay times In camp. Every
tent seemed full OF nun and music. Crowds OF VS.
itors tnronged the streets Of the camp. Tne moon
struggled occasionally to show itself In the mury
SKY, but made dismal failure Of IL Mooniig0t
sneces however, were produced BY the electric
the big horn. and even the piano. contributed their
snare so the music OF the camp. Tho piano Ia
u IN Sgs one q e:
provided With one. and there is always some one
among the scores Of fair vistont to play It. In the
the sysnns were
banda Then. there were fantastic pafades with
S oancs % motley chafacssr drum-inajors with
Drooms for batons. musicians with nsh-horns for
S0 s ana pattali0ns OF fun-lov1ng youngsterl
m s0sn1 behind them With mock solssnnity.
war great crowd gathered, not so much to zee
the show as to chan the snowman and che per.
he nS~ a a Sssp e oo through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

wednesday these troops,
with cir splendid
marching q n d noddfng
plumes, won high COM
mendation. The colonel
commanding Is Col. Jno.
B. Castleman, who Is also
adJutant-general OF the
State Of Kentucky. Col.
CaStleman Is one Of the
b e 9 + known national
guard officers OF the
country, and, as one OF
his fellow officers ex-
pressed IL, every inch a,
soldier. He has q fine
physique, a thorough
knowledge OF tactics and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

THE CONVENTION IN THIS CITY TO-DAY.
The second convention OF the Ir1sh-American
Military Union was called to order at IL 80 O'Clock
this morning at Emmett Guards Armory, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and ~ street, by the presi.
dent, Capt. Murphy, OF the Emmett Guards. roll
OF the delegates was called and thanks voted to j.
Francis Baker, the secretary OF the last encamp-
ment. Committees on revision OF the constitution.
resolutions, finance uniforms equipments GREW
anceS and appeals were appointed The secre-
tarys report was received and accepted. The re-
the treasury OF S26a 60 was received and referred
to the finance committee.
The convention then adjourned until S O'Clock
this afternoon, to allow the different committees
to prepare business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

BALTIMORE. Nd, May 2S.-virsiniA past dns
coupons. 6oa Do ten-foriies with coupous zOk: do.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 28-Ootton nrm.-pnid.
ding. liz. Flour steady and firm. Wheat--sontksfn
S Snlet I'M, No. winter red. sgot gexaDBs; May Sgk
02x Corn-sonthefn steady: White. 5issSS. MIN.
4ssAo western nfmsr and dull: mixed SPOT md Esy.
quiet snd steady-southeru Aud PeunaylvAniA, ia
49, sS s ss:'', .ss. Eh s,ssS s :ssa @
ssrsoes. ordinary 70 tSir, S5s:scoE NE sass as0
sSSRpsr refined steady, 94so ELiskx quiet SO
iRs scs,s dnll.-cetten sd Hour 1sS Stsan "a
corn, 30 600 bsshels: osts. 5000 6nsSsis. SSip.:
mnsnts-nour. 402 barrsls; wheat $1,000 bushels.
S4les-wheat 219, 600 bushels; corn. $4,000 buahels
Monday Decoration Day. there Win Be no markets
Chicago M0EkOtos Z
CHICAGO. ILL.,. May RS Al Z. ms-Tns whsai
mArkst opened beariah July started & o0k and ool
SSwn alnRst INN. ediatsly to S9k. June 6pened 8
494 and vdeclined % o0x. July u now eellinf d
81 1915, and June at 49, july corn, S06 juiy ests,
x6S July lard. 500. :
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The Strike Troubles In Belgium.
THE SOCIALISTS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THEM n
MAKE DEMnNSTK ATf0Na

BRUSSELS May 2S.-The socialists have taken
advantage OF the strikes In Belgium to make
demonstrations at various places. They have held
several meetings at which violent speeches were
made, the red flag was displayed and the "Marsel-
laise sung The strike In the Mons district is be-
coming general The trial of De Finsseaux, for
publishing sedittOus manifesto, has begun.
Copies OF 1t have been seized wherever found BY
the police throughout Belgium.
The author OF the Broadsheet. containing the
strikers ulttmatum, and generally distributed,
tanned. The document bore the signature OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
strike LEADER Arrssts,i.

PrTTsBuRa, May 2S--A special from Uniontown,
Pa, says: raid was made on the Jimtown coke
rioters to-day, and twelve of the ringleaderS ar
reSredk Among the number was Wm BielStein, 4
member OF the executive board Of the AmalRa-
mated Miners and LabOrers Association. There
were no new DEVELOPMENTS in the strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
Stabbed While COLLECTING His Rent.

THE NAN WHO FURNISHED THE KNIFE FOR THE DEED
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY
This afternoon, In the Police Court, Mt. Laven.
der called to the attention of Judge Harper the
case OF Anthony Wells, the colored man charged
with assaulting John Shea with intent to kill him.
Several witnesses were called to show that while
Wells did not stab Shea he took an active part in
the trouble and furnished the knife which came
near putting an end to Shea's life. Is appears
from the testimony that Shea went to the house
OF Fannie Gordon to collect his rent that she ne.
to eject Shea from the premises. Wells came. with
two others and, handing one OF them the knife
said: XIII the = OF a.; don't let him down
you; II you do I'll stick it In you;" whereupoD
the other man, whose name Is given as Grader
began to use the knife on Shea, and came neal
killing him. The case was sent to the grand Jury
bond 81 600,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
The City Poss-Office on Decoras.o-
Day.

Inc several divisions OF the City Post once and
branch stations viii be kept open for the trans
action OF business for the public on Monday. Nav
'o' 1857, tDecorauon Day. until noon. A delivery
py carriers Will be made at 8 a m, with the usual
collection for that hour The collections f,,r tne
AFTERNOON viii be the same as usually name on
SUNDAY. The carriers window Will be omen from
10 ?. m The general delivery window win not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

The following changes have been made In the
War Department:
In Surgeon Generals Onlce-Ezora ]. Alderay
OF Massachusetts, appointed, 1000 clerk: Daniel
Danhun, clerk class one; and Samuel 4 Washing
ton, 81, 600 clerk, resigned.
In the Adjutant Generals Of1ce, Michael Duley
clerk, class one, resigned In Office OF Chief OF En-
gneers John Baker, laborer promoted to be skilled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
Nasue,
Name.
O. hoo


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
a p Pss 6yssqP ' fas g, lsss iSI S
gold, llSA bid, lie asked. b. o. .3Gyear find,
:.sss So did, : ssk:
S Sas' M bid, 43k asked oeS:Estown Ca "a
Insurance, IA bid. 14X asked. Potomac 1nsursncs,
S NO. ma kigEs insn.s.ce bid, 0h asked EsfansEs
ssked. Columbia National Bank la bid Penn Tol Co.,
~ askea Chssspeake and Potomac Tslephone Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

Correspondence of THE EVENING srAR
Rn~rpnrp Mr. A.


ROCKVILLE, Nd May %, 1897.
Mrs II. Hurley has sold 70 MIS- Rebecca yeiYs
the house and lot lying Just west OF this town. oon
sideration, $3ooo.-The missing man. samuel
vance, is In Indiana, safe and sound-N,ss E,or.
ence Ansley left on Tuesday last 10 visit frtends
start for New York On Monday Tor a visit 20 reia.
uves In that city. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
New Pacific MAIL Off;cers.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-The first meeting OF the
new board OF directors of the Pacific Mail steam.
snip Co. was held to-day, and, contrary to expec-
tation, was decidedly harmonious.
The officers elected were Henry Hart, president;
EDWARD Lauterbach, v1ce-preSident and A. Lane,
secretary. The Office Of president was ofered to
George Gould, but was declined by him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

A RUSSIAN Warning to Turkey
ST. PETERSBURG, May 28--The Noroe Vremvd
discredits the report that conspiracy against the
sultan has been discovered In the palace at Con.
Vremya says: '.In any case Russia must make the
porte understand that Turkish opposition to Rus
sia's Bulgarian views will sooner or later result
seriously for Turkey"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28

A BREAK CAUSED BY THE FAILURE or TIE st-Ppr,fr
COURT 10 ANNOUNCE A DECISION
American Bell Telephone stock broke randy
on extensive trading, and amid considerahle az
citement, from 249 TO 223 yesterday on the Boston
board, when IL became known that the suprsme
Court had adjourned without rendering decision
In the celebrated cases against Bell To-day tia
stock opened on at go, sold down to PA and
rallied on small transactions 10 PIG. The point IA
made that IL the court Intended TO confirm the
decisions OF the lower courts the cases would NOT
nave been carried over until next term. An
unsetIied leelng exists among all Interests ope-
rating under the Ben patents
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Will Try To Effect q Compromise.
CONFERENCE BETWEEN CHICAGO BRIcKLAYERs AN
SOME OF THE CONTRACTORS.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-A large meeting OF bricklay.
ers was held last night. The executive committee
made report on the progress OF the fight with the
master maSonS' association. According to the re-
port about 600 members OF the union have left
Town and found employment in other cities A
committee composed OF three contractors and three
material men Will confer with the executive com.
mlttee or the briekayerS' union at the headQuart-
ers OF the latter to-day, and settlement will be
arrived at with part OF the employers number
OF men who went to work for members or the mas
ter masons' association In this and other cities
were expelled from the union, and $1,000 was
out OF town with